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Halley Read

she/her/hers

, Occupational Therapy

| readh@wou.edu
VICK BUILDING(VICK) 205A

Why I chose WOU

I chose WOU because my vision of OT education aligns with that of the university; supportive and transformative education.

At WOU since

07/31/2023

Hobbies

I love eating yummy food with friends. I enjoy hiking, well being outside in general. I also love travel.

Fun fact

I am named after a comet!

Hometown

Oracle, AZ.

Favorite book/movie

I have too many favorites. But I do love the movie The Labyrinth, and one of my favorite books is The Giver.

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
OTD 701	OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY THEORY I	--- ---	---W-F-	1100-1230

Areas of responsibility

I serve as the Doctoral Capstone Coordinator for WOU's OT program. I coordinate, monitor and implement the Doctoral Capstone Program for students, faculty and community:) WOUhoo!

Education

PhD in Translational Health Sciences, George Washington University
Masters of OT, Midwestern University
BS in Psychology with a Minor in Neuroscience, UC Davis

Professional experience

Awards and honors

2023 OTAO Presidents Award

Professional memberships

Oregon OT Association

American OT Association

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